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 1     I,  9 |      Upper Germany despised their legate, Hordeonius Flaccus, who,
 2     I,  47|          when he served under the legate Calvisius Sabinus. That
 3     I,  51|  personage than a simple consular legate, and all his acts were invested
 4     I,  54|      people of Rome. Not a single legate or tribune exerted himself
 5     I,  55|  Hordeonius Flaccus, the consular legate, was present and witnessed
 6     I,  58| themselves in Valerius Asiaticus, legate of the Province of Belgica,
 7     I,  59|           of Roscius Caelius, the legate of the 20th legion, who
 8     I,  63|         quarters. Manlius Valens, legate of the Italian legion, though
 9    II,  43|    repulsed the 1st, and slew the legate, Orfidius Benignus, but
10    II,  44|          the camp. Vedius Aquila, legate of the 13th legion, in the
11    II,  45|          made for the body of the legate Orfidius, and it was burnt
12    II,  80|           they would salute their legate, suddenly saluted him as
13    II,  85|      murder Tettius Julianus, the legate of the 7th legion, to gratify
14    II,  98|        first Valerius Festus, the legate, loyally seconded the zeal
15   III,  4 |        him to resume the title of Legate, and to take part in the
16   III,  7 |      command of Vedius Aquila the legate. A few days were there taken
17   III,  11|       assailed Aponius Saturnius, legate of the army of Moesia, this
18   III,  14|          command Fabius Fabullus, legate of the fifth legion, and
19   III,  50|       hands of Annius Bassus, the legate of the legion. This officer
20   III,  62|  cleverness than propriety. While legate of a legion, he first supported,
21    IV,  15|          slaves. When does even a legate come among us, though he
22    IV,  19|           the general ordered the legate, Munius Lupercus, who was
23    IV,  20|        wrote to Herennius Gallus, legate of the first legion, who
24    IV,  21|     prevailed upon the hesitating legate to risk the chances of a
25    IV,  25|        command of Dillius Vocula, legate of the 18th legion, some
26    IV,  27|         it; Herennius Gallus, its legate, was associated with Vocula
27    IV,  28|         supposed treachery in the legate. Dragged out of his tent,
28    IV,  28|     threats of instant death, the legate himself charged Hordeonius
29    IV,  37|      Hordeonius. Without a single legate or tribune venturing to
30    IV,  49|           and handed it over to a legate whom he sent for that purpose.
31    IV,  50|     stained with the blood of the legate. He then severely blamed
32    IV,  51|           person of Piso, for the legate had selected some Moorish
33    IV,  64|        strength. Munius Lupercus, legate of one of the legions, was
34     V,  11|        broke out. Cestius Gallus, legate of Syria, who attempted
35     V,  28| conference:- "If it were before a legate of Vitellius that I were